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Ok guys today when I was watching the episode, I felt not only Ishita's characterization has changed but body language too.
When Raman came into the room she directly stated with arrogance that Param has confessed his crime in front of her and now its proved that she did not plot anything (how ? Param confessed in front of u and Raman has not heard a singleword from his mouth, so how does It prove in his eyes that you r not the culprit, its only his trust on you that he doesn't question you).
Secondly, when Toshiji was scolding her, that time also the look on Ishita's face was, I will do it, u have informed me ur job is over.
I understand that Raman has no right to interfere in her clinics work but was she right in talking to Raman in sucha fashion, that too in front of Sarika, an outsider. The guy was only requesting the gul by explaining her the happenings of his house, which any perosn would have done. He did not say words like - "u r fired" or something, these words would be known as interfering as it would mean projecting his authority unnecessarily but a request to leave the job can come from anybody.
After doing all this, she takes steps. Without consulting anybody in the house, and expect people to follow them without any word and also trust only her words even if things go wrong, how would she justify those moves ?
The changes in her body language and dialogue delivery is felt by somebody else also or is it only me who.feels it ?
When Raman came into the room she directly stated with arrogance that Param has confessed his crime in front of her and now its proved that she did not plot anything (how ? Param confessed in front of u and Raman has not heard a singleword from his mouth, so how does It prove in his eyes that you r not the culprit, its only his trust on you that he doesn't question you).
Secondly, when Toshiji was scolding her, that time also the look on Ishita's face was, I will do it, u have informed me ur job is over.
I understand that Raman has no right to interfere in her clinics work but was she right in talking to Raman in sucha fashion, that too in front of Sarika, an outsider. The guy was only requesting the gul by explaining her the happenings of his house, which any perosn would have done. He did not say words like - "u r fired" or something, these words would be known as interfering as it would mean projecting his authority unnecessarily but a request to leave the job can come from anybody.
After doing all this, she takes steps. Without consulting anybody in the house, and expect people to follow them without any word and also trust only her words even if things go wrong, how would she justify those moves ?
The changes in her body language and dialogue delivery is felt by somebody else also or is it only me who.feels it ?
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